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AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY
SUBMITTED BY—
RITU MISHRA
UNNATI NIGAM

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contents
• Introduction
• Company’s turnover
• Current status of industry..
• Swot analysis
• Future forecast

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INTRODUCTION
• Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy and prosperity
if Agriculture can largely stand for the prosperity of the Indian
Economy.
• Agriculture refers to all those activities which are related to
cultivation of land for the production of Crops-Food and
crops-like a Jute and Cotton production..
• To maintain ecological balance there must be balanced and
sustainable development of Agricultures and sectors..
• The 11 five years plan(2008-2014)emphasizes that Agriculture
development is necessary for rapid Economic Development of
the country..

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Indian Agriculture-some facts
• Contribution to 14% of
GDP..
• Contributes to1/6th
part of
Export Earnings.
• Provides Foods to 1 billion
people.
• Produce 51 Major Crops..
• Provides Raw material to
industries.

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Companies turnover
• ITC INDIA 8.31 BILLION
• MONSANTO INDIA 48.5 BILLION
• ADVANTA INDIA 35 BILLION
• BASANT AGRO TECH 64.5 BILLION
• NATIONAL AGRO
INDUSTRY 63.64 CRORES

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CURRENT STATUS
worth
• India’s GDP of Agriculture is 18%, Financials is 18%,
Transport is 7%, Manufacturing is 13%, Trade 17%,
Constructions is 8%,Power is 2%,Mining is 2% and Other
services are 15%.
• It provides the food grainestoffed the large population of over
1.2 billion..and supply the Raw material to many industries..

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Economy impact
• GDP growth 7.4%(2013-14)
• Growth Rate in Production 5.7%..
• Exports Agriculture
products,Engineering
goods,Textiles,Chemicals,Ores
and Transporataion parts..
• Import crude oil,gold Engineering
Goods,chemicals,plastics,coal,iro
n n steel,vegetable oil etc.
• Contribute 21% of total exports
and Raw material supplies..

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9. More challenges
• Agriculture will face challenging situations on demand and
supply,Economic Equity,Energy,Employment,Climate and
Supply Dynamics..
• Lack of Mechanisation..
• Agriculture Marketing..
• Soil Erosion..
• Scarcity of Capital..
• Seeds.
• Fertilizers and Biocides..
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Government guidelines
• Rashtriya swasthaya Bima
yojna..
• Indira Awaas yojna..
• Pradhan mantri gram sadak
yojna..
• Rashtriya Krishi Vikas
Yojana
• Pradhan mantri aadarsh
gram yojna..

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STRENGTH
• Rich bio diversity—46000 plants species and 86000
species of animal recorded..
• Arable land—428 millions acres cultivable land..
• Climate is suitable for Agriculture..
• Strong and well dispersed research and extension
system..
• Almost 60% of Indian land comprises of Agriculture
land..

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WEAKNESS
• Fragmented lands—division of lands through
generations lowers profit margins for farmers..
• Illeteracy—important seeds,approach to
moneylanders than to bank for loans..
• Lack of Technological inputs—bullock farming still
prevailing..
• Poor Infrastruture—unavailability of modern
activities to some farmers..

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OPPORTUNITIES
• Exports—developing of free trade agreements between India
and other countries..
• Agro-based Industry—machineries for Agriculture..,
pesticides and insectisides Manufacturing Industries.
• Agriculture education..
• Expand operations to include Planting and Harvesting..
• Expanding International Market levels..

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THREATS
• Unsustainable resource use—lands gifted with Fertility not
utilized due to zamindari system..
• Unsustainable Regional Development—regions close to
developed cities are only focused for development..
• Low Productivity..
• Change in the Government Policies..
• Production of Inferior quality of Crops…

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FUTURE FORECAST
• Human Resource
Development..
• Trade and Export
Promotion.
• Agricuture Growth..
• Focus on Technology
Vision 2035 exercise is on
how India will feed in future
and what the need to
produce more food from its
Natural Resources..

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MAJOR CROPS

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MAJOR CROPS OF AGRICULTURE
• Rice 94.1 millions tones
• Wheat 74.8 million tones
• Pulses 219.3 million tones
• Oilseeds 340.3 million tones
• Food grains 27.2 million tones

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INDIAN AGRICUTURE PICS

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